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Meaning of dorn
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dorn (n.)
A British ray; the thornback.
dorn Sentence Examples
- Forged in the heart of a blacksmith's anvil, the sword gleamed with a steely dorn that could pierce through any armor.
- The ancient temple stood proudly, its intricate carvings depicting tales of heroes with dorn and might.
- The wild rose, with its delicate petals and thorny dorn, symbolizes both fragility and resilience.
- The sculptor skillfully chiseled away at the marble, shaping it into a majestic eagle with wings outstretched and dorn talons.
- In the castle's depths, the dragon slumbered, its dorn scales shimmering with an otherworldly glow.
- The fisherman's hands were rough and calloused from years of gripping ropes and casting nets with dorn precision.
- The scientist's eyes lit up with excitement as she examined the dorn, fossilized remains of a prehistoric creature.
- The mountain climber clung to the sheer cliff face, his fingers digging into the dorn, rocky crevices for dear life.
- The detective carefully examined the dorn, footprints at the crime scene, searching for clues that would lead to the perpetrator.
- The poet's words flowed with a dorn, lyrical beauty that left audiences spellbound and eager for more.
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A British ray; the thornback.
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No antonyms found.
Forged in the heart of a blacksmith's anvil, the sword gleamed with a steely dorn that could pierce through any armor.
The ancient temple stood proudly, its intricate carvings depicting tales of heroes with dorn and might.
The wild rose, with its delicate petals and thorny dorn, symbolizes both fragility and resilience.
The sculptor skillfully chiseled away at the marble, shaping it into a majestic eagle with wings outstretched and dorn talons.
